Trust has to be practised
before it is tested.
A written policy matters — but policy alone doesn't prepare someone for a convincing deepfake call, a hallucinating chatbot, or a high-pressure vendor pitch. Trust Drills are the "practise" layer of AI governance: two-minute scenarios for real pressure moments. Some are scams. Some aren't.
Drill results aren't public rankings and don't measure professional competence — they're for learning and reflex-building. Organizations on the Pro plan can personalize scenarios, run an access-code session board, and review cohort results in Studio.
The Synthetic Trust Heist
The Governance Leak
The Heat Emergency
The Membership List
The Chatbot's Promise
The Miracle Vendor
Have an access code?
If your facilitator gave you a code (looks like RVBD-7Q2K), open gotaipolicy.ca/join/YOUR-CODE on any phone — no login, no install.
About Trust Drills
Two-minute scenarios for the AI-era pressure your team already faces.
Trust Drills are short, phone-first simulations built for community-serving organizations — municipalities, nonprofits, libraries, recreation centres, First Nations administrations. Every drill drops you into a realistic AI-era situation: a deepfake voice call, a too-good vendor pitch, a chatbot that invents policy, a staff shortcut that leaks resident data. Some are scams. Some aren't.
How it works
- Pick a drill from the simulator above.
- Read the one-screen brief — role, situation, stakes.
- Play it out in two minutes on any phone.
- Get a debrief: score, what actually happened, the protocol to remember.
What to expect
- No login. No tracking. Nothing stored.
- Works on any phone, tablet, or laptop.
- Every drill ends in learning — no gotchas, no shame.
- Coach tips can be toggled on for gentle hints.
Who it's for
Front-desk staff, program coordinators, communications leads, finance officers, IT admins, elected officials, and volunteers — every seat in the building. Drills are written for the pressure real teams face, not a cybersecurity classroom.
Why it works
Written policy doesn't survive first contact with a convincing voice on a Friday afternoon. Instincts do. Drills build the reflex to slow down, verify out-of-band, and bring in a second person before money or data moves.
Bring drills to your team
Trust Drills is free and open for community-serving organizations. Pair it with an AI policy from gotaipolicy.ca to turn practiced instinct into written protocol. Questions, feedback, or a drill idea? Get in touch.
All people, places, and organizations in these drills are fictional.